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A Google Developer Group (GDG) is a grassroots community program for developers, technologists, and enthusiasts who are passionate about Google’s developer technologies. These groups are local, volunteer-led, and part of a global network designed to foster learning and innovation.

Reaching 10,900 subscribers is a meaningful milestone for Zrephy, marking steady growth and dedication over time. From building an audience from scratch to now crossing five digits, this achievement reflects consistency, creativity, and the support of a growing community. With over 10,000 subscribers and nearly 2 million total views, the channel shows clear progress and momentum, proving that Zrephy’s content is resonating with viewers and continuing to expand its reach.

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A student-led capstone project from Misamis University has been recognized during the 2026 Information Technology Innovation Forum for its innovative approach to public health. The project, “GIS-Based Dog Bite Surveillance and Anti-Rabies Vaccination Scheduling Integrating Spatial Analytics for Enhanced Rabies Control,” introduces a smart system that tracks dog bite incidents, identifies high-risk areas, and automates vaccination scheduling using Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Presented by Mark Anthony A. Ogao-ogao, the system aims to support local health units by improving decision-making through data visualization and spatial analytics. It prioritizes communities based on case frequency and vaccination needs, helping streamline response efforts and reduce rabies risks. The recognition highlights the growing impact of IT solutions in solving real-world community health challenges and reinforces the importance of technology-driven innovation among students.